Blood is red,  Roses are blue...
   She surveys chaos and peacefulness both with the same detatched coolness, though there are flashes of warmth and an easy smile at times and in certain company.  There's still  something about her that suggests it's all an act,  a charade,  a purposeful distraction to keep others from trying to see any deeper...

When heroes fail to recognize a true damsel in distress and princes can't be bothered to slash the hedge of thorns that surround the fragile rose held within,   then what else can a girl do but to become the witch,  the demon...   the enemy?


****Current News!****
She may seem familiar to some,  but the gentle and sweet girl known as Lisse has broken beneath the burdens she carried in silence.   In her place now stands a woman more assured,  perhaps,   chilled to the bone and with a touch as cold as ice.    Her goals and plans are unknown to any but herself,  and it seems the time  for  joy has passed.  Now is the time of spite.  
  The saying goes "Hell hath no fury like that of a woman scorned",  but now comes an example of the power of the Abyss when wielded by one who has lost the will to care.  

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REDS:
Herms/Shemales etc in SRP
Vulgar humiliation in SRP
scat/vore
young ageplay from anyone
Rape
Anal

YELLOWS:
permanent marks
Semipermanent collars
Invasive actions whether mental, physical or otherwise.  ASK ooc permission of me first,  or they'll be automatically resisted.  I'm pretty easygoing so don't expect a no right off.

GREENS:
Males
Being Dominated
Being aggressively seduced (this doesn't give permission to godmode or rape, however)
Denial of control / movement
Nontraditional races (furries especially)

**absolute FAVORITE things EVER**
RP scenes and conversations that have nothing to do with sex
Story with friends or "enemies"  who keep running themes and concepts
Creativity
Humor
Other things can be explored if we "click" and there's some sense of mutual trust.

*I don't quibble too much over spelling or grammar,  I understand a lot of folks don't speak english as a first language, but for the love of comprehension use PUNCTUATION.